[PDF] Top 20 The relationship between a trusted adult and adolescent health and education outcomes

... the trusted adult role among adolescents in ...a trusted adult, yet without full comprehension of what this role entails, and how to implement it, there is a danger that young people could ... See full document

... child health outcomes 13 and that childhood SECs are a fundamental cause of health inequalities, important in explaining variation in outcomes across the life ...on health across the ... See full document

... links between individual study findings. Such representation, with the trusted adult and adoles- cent as central figures, can help to show connections (and in this case, potential means of support) ... See full document

... RESULTS Table V lists results from binary logistic regression. The dependent variable measures whether perception aligns with BMI category, assuming a value of one if they are discordant and zero if they are concordant. ... See full document

... poor health outcomes and diminished life ...mental health issues, violence victimization and perpetration, risky sexual behaviors, and substance use in ...by adolescent health risk ... See full document

... to health problems, which themselves are detrimental to educational ...example, health problems in childhood may have already impaired educational ...mental health disorders studied here arise ... See full document

... of health literacy and influences how people define health and illness, health behaviors, perception of medical treatments, and how symptoms are described (Andrulis & Brach, 2007; Kreuter & Haughton, ... See full document

... Self-rated health was assessed on a scale of ...Association between wave 4 gender expression and several wave 4 health outcomes, female participants only (ages 24–32 years) and is strongly ... See full document

... adults between the ages of 25 and 65 years, gathered within the context of the 2007 Dutch Adult Literacy and Life Skills ...which health literacy mediates educational disparities in self-reported ... See full document

... regarding adolescent suicide, number of suicide attempts, desire to actually kill themselves, whether they talked about their suicidal thoughts with anyone, and whether they had an actual plan to commit ... See full document

... the adolescent years, compromising family and social relation- ships, as well as educational ...’ between biological maturity and access to adult roles in society (Moffitt, ... See full document

... Participants completed a 91-item electronic Qualtrics questionnaire as part of the larger SFG research project; 28 of which were specifically included for this study. The 20- minute questionnaire was administered during ... See full document

... perinatal health. Identification of the problems associated with adolescent pregnancy help to make decisions to improve reproductive ...include adolescent mothers as ...fetal outcomes of ... See full document

... Volunteers through advertising served as normal con- trols. None of the controls had a family history of men- tal disorder or a medical history of somatic or organic brain disease, cerebral trauma, severe mental ... See full document

... Reflections and Suggestions for Further Research Life circumstances will always take priority over attendance in educational programs. As an instructor I feel it is important for me to be flexible and supportive toward ... See full document

... Allied Health Line (CINAHL), PubMed, Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, American College of Physicians (ACP) Journal Club, and Evidence-Based Medicine ...published between 2014 and 2019, and over 400 ... See full document

... for Adolescent Health and Medicine recommends that male geni- tal examinations be a part of adoles- cent primary ...of adolescent primary care, given the wide variation in onset of puberty and ... See full document

... mental health facilities (Brozinsky, 1990), and there is some evidence to suggest higher depression amongst people who were adopted (Cubito & Obremski Brandon, ...similarities between adopted and ... See full document

... on relationship between these clinical entities goverments might develop individual, family, and psychosocial rehabilatiton based social programs, those positively affect the mental health of young ... See full document

... positive outcomes and an improved quality of life for adult learners” (Nash & Kallenbach, 2009, ...on adult education defines persistence as the length of time adults attend a class or ... See full document